This was not only an unusual and unprecedented election but it will soon prove to be a new President’s administration. The Republican party now holds the cards for the Senate and Congress. It sounds like world leaders like Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is looking forward to doing business with President-elect Trump. Aligning like bright stars in the midnight sky, the world leaders may soon have something more in common with each other and by each other’s side. Bringing world peace and improving all the valued lives in this world.

Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe already met with President-elect Trump last Thursday November 17, 2016. It’s a wonderful idea and platform to start the relations with leaders throughout the world. Each leader in their respective country and government has a better sense of how to communicate more effectively with President-elect Trump and vice versa.

“El-Sissi believes “without a doubt” that Trump would make a strong leader.”

“El-Sissi has painted himself as a regional leader in the fight against ISIS, a stance that echoes Trump’s priorities.”

“Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi says that President-elect Donald Trump’s words during his presidential campaign will be different from his presidential actions.”

“The Egyptian president said in an interview with Portuguese news agency LUSA released on Saturday, “let’s not jump into conclusions or worry” about future U.S. actions or policies in the Middle East.”

“Previous relations between Egypt and the U.S. have been rocky after the U.S. voiced criticism and briefly suspended part of the country’s robust American aid package following Egypt’s ousting of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi and the subsequent lethal crackdown on Islamist supporters.”

“We have to distinguish between the rhetoric that takes place within presidential campaigns and the real and actual administration of a country after the inauguration,” el-Sissi said. “There will be a chance for more thorough readings.”

We admire another world leader when he or she is willing to communicate effectively, assuredly and conclusively to improve our global communicaitons.

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